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Gabriel Learning Centre was designed to be a place of learning, not only for education but for children to attend and feel at home.
We embrace family values, caring for and sharing with each other. Our centre includes children from 42 different Kenyan tribes, as well as those with disabilities, those living in extreme poverty, and those who feel forgotten.
Our school is a place ‘where everybody is somebody’, and where we all care for and support each other, along with their families within our slum community of Kaptembwo.
To provide food, educate, give refuge and counsel those who are destitute, hungry and illiterate. The complexity and fast pace of social and economic changes in Nakuru, Kenya dictates a new learning agenda, which focuses on the acquisition of skills for survival. The changing conditions make quality education and learning, requisites for economic prosperity, social cohesion and political stability, essential.
Our school and orphanage is only a part of the work we do. Our children’s families are important.
Every child has the right to an education, food, clean drinking water and medical assistance.
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Every child has the right to an education, food, clean drinking water and medical assistance.
Nakuru, is on the world map for the famous LAKE NAKURU, where thousands upon thousands of pink flamingos gather. It is truly an incredible tourist location.
Traveling from Nairobi takes approximately 4 hours depending upon the heavy city traffic of Nairobi. The roads now are excellent though the drive can be a little bewildering as the local drivers tend to be rather erratic. Our volunteers are driven to and from airport/hotel to Gabriels, as safety is paramount.
Along the road from Nairobi you will see zebra, the occasional giraffe, baboons and of course the local people going about their daily lives. Though Nakuru grows at a fast pace with new buildings and more supermarkets being built there is no visible infrastructure with in the many slums that surround this fast growing town.
In 2022, 17 percent of Kenya’s population lived below 1.90 U.S. dollars per day. This meant that over 8.9 million Kenyans were in extreme poverty.
Office: 99 Sussex Street
East Victoria Park
Western Australia, 6101 AUSTRALIA
Nakuru, Kenya
WHERE EVERY BODY IS SOMEBODY
